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A lot of the trash that ends up in our waterways doesn’t start there.
It starts along roadsides, curbs, and overgrown edges where it builds up over time. After vegetation was cleared in this area, a huge amount of hidden litter was exposed. In roughly 1,000 square feet, we pulled 105 pounds of trash in just one cleanup. And this stretch is uphill from the Little Cuyahoga, meaning a…
Kat, Johnny and I spent some time on the Cordova project this morning.
Johnny played with the new power tools while Kat and I pulled a little over 200 pounds of plastic and trash that has been collecting here since 1962. This is the second cut on the phragmites since we started with several more over the next couple years. If you look close, some of the native…
“Heeerrrrees Johnny”! And Eric yesterday evening at the Summit Lake Nature Center for our RiverGuardians Ohio presentation.
Sherry too was there and it took the three of them to keep me on track. Thank You Summit Metro Parks for the honor of sharing what we are about and a special thank you to Stephanie.
We are so proud of RGO Volunteer, Johnny Ringo, for being creative and coming up with this functional protype version 2.0.
A device he is working on to help to easily pick up microplastics in the river.
